It might recruit FOMO sheep but this article doesn't make a good argument.

Some of the first HDR blu-rays looked worse than SDR blu-rays because people didn't do a good job of mastering them.

HDR video is great, but it takes serious skill and investment for it to be an addition rather than a subtraction.

Oh, totally agree, just because we can stream and display the content in HDR, it doesn't mean that the production was really worth it. However, content quality in HDR just increases every day, there is so much competition for great content right now that we will just see more great things. Even normal user generated content can now be created with the iphone and dolby vision, which is really crazy and cool. I think we are just at the beginning, maybe HDR will be the standard in a few years from now

It's good to have a long-term plan for HDR, but it doesn't make sense to do it until you are ready to do it right.